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A Newsweek analysis identified seven congressional candidates who have crossed what were once considered red lines, noting that scandals and controversial remarks can now sometimes rally supporters rather than end political careers. The cases include Brandon Herrera, who faced criticism over videos and Nazi symbols; Jaime West, whose remarks sparked controversy; Ken Paxton, who faced fraud allegations and an impeachment attempt; Henry Cuellar, who and his wife were charged with bribery and money laundering before Donald Trump pardoned them; Victor Marx, who recounted encounters with demons and whose family faced allegations of violence; LaMonica McIver, who faces charges related to a confrontation with officers; and Max Miller, who denies allegations of domestic violence. The analysis concludes that surviving allegations—or turning controversy into a badge of defiance—may help candidates win support, even as some deny any wrongdoing.
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